Featured Is this blue opaline glass?

Hey everybody,

I have been buying opaline glass for a while now.
Most pieces I get my hands to are the white satin glass opaline
pieces.

Now I have seen these glass pieces (see picture).
It's all the same kind of glass, and I'm debating on buying it.

Especially the snuff bottle makes me says it's blue opaline glass.
Might not be the super oldest blue opaline glass, but I think it's
very nice. Does anybody know?

It has kind of microscopical dots in it.

This is the only picture I have by the way.
Haven't bought it yet.


Thank you!!

 

And by the way... what is it ?

I know the small bottle is either a snuff bottle or a scent bottle.


The left item could be some bonbonière or something.

Anyone knows what the right one is for?
Seems like a hand doesn't fit in

 

I am not sure,but love love love that color.

 

Pretty colors,I wonder if the right one is the bottom of a little oil lamp?

 

Maybe a potpourri holder? It is a gorgeous set.

The bottle is likely to be a screw top scent (perfume) bottle.
Most elegant snuff bottles are Chinese. Western snuff bottles are seldom elegant, and people in the West mostly used snuff boxes.
The metal mount can be on both, which is confusing.
I don't know if the vendor has more pictures so you can see more details, but here is the difference between a snuff bottle (left) and a screw top scent bottle (right):

The snuff bottle has a spoon or scoop fixed to the stopper, the metal mounted screw top scent bottle has a dipstick, usually made of glass.
(Chinese silver gilt, tiger eye, carnelian, turquoise snuff bottle - Czechoslovakian molded glass scent bottle.)

 

Could you try to express that in dollar$ ?

No, but yes it's beautiful.
I have tried to zoom in on the picture, to see the tiny dots in the glass.
Don't know if it works.

 

I have never seen a oil lamp with a dish under it.
+ The fact that it "belongs" to the bonbonière makes me say NO.

 

Yes, you're right. More pictures are unfortunately not availlable till I buy it and make them myself.

 

Gorgeous opaline!
Think around 1840/1850, French

 

Nice, I wasn't really sure. Thank you